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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
CoRRIGAN NHIGKLYHOyORED

MADE PRELATE ASSISTANT AT THE PoNTirIcAL
TIRoNE-wHAr THE OFFICE MEANS.
Much has been said recently by the friends Ut DIR.
Mcynn in regard to the attitude Of Archbishop Cor
rgan to ward The suspended pastor OF ST. Stephens.
They have affirmed again and again snce the Pope
sent his blessing the doctor and his former parish
that the Archbshops actions in the case had not oeen
APPROVED BY the Holy Sec and that ho was in more
danger of POntifca censure than Dr. McGynn. IL
wa, predicted by that the Archbishop would ID
TO Baltimore and that his place would be hited
nv Gard nal Gibbons ~ho is Ookcd upon rs DIR. No
Glyun's chief advocate and adviser. .
An emphatic answer to these statements ana preaic-
lions was received from Rome yesterday. 1t came IN
tho form OF 10 cable dispatch from the Propaganda,
stating that the Holy Father desiring to sho" special
honor to Archn:hOP Gorrisan had named OLE
further announced that Pope Leo had done this
r,atcr proprio," that is voluntarily because no
pacavcly young preiato Tho honor is one much
coveted aud seldom bestowed. There are, it s SAID,
only other elates in this country that enjoy tho
title Archbishop Williams, OF Boston, and Arch
bishop Kcndrck OF st. Louis. Ii 10 not only mark
OF the Popcs favor but gives the bishop or arch:
bishop whom it il conferred the preceienee on az
great occasions, snch as assisting in any special
services at tue Vatican. also gives the recipiens
the right of Pootfcatng In Lenten Advent IN the
presence of the Pope. N. special insignia is given
with il nor will the Archbishop De reiuifed 10 20 70
Re me il conne( ton with IT.
lho Arc hbishop had not received the slightest int-
nation that anything of the kind was coming lie
declined talk about the matter last evening beyond
stating that such dispatch had been received. Com:
ing at this tine il Indicates that the watchful Cardinal
Slime mi and tho Othor friends OF the Arch-
bishop at Rome have forgotten him and further.
more that they not ignorant OF the criticisms thae
have been made upon tho prelate here by Henry
George and other friends of Dr. McGynn. One Of tho
Archbishops iri nds said last n,eht:
think this things. FIRST that Archbishop Cor.
rsan IL 10 Oe sustained and secondly That the party repre-.
s.ntsd Cardinal Gibbons the Liberals so 10 speak, have
not ye, gained ccmp.,s -seenscy AZ tss fropas@anaA @ @
rensiatcment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
TIE FIRE RECORD.
,f,trr ET AMEs ON IA ROURGOGNE

SLIGHT FLAMES ON LA BoURGOGNE
The sailors board the steamship La BourgoSne OF tue
french uc were sleeping soundy In the forecastle ot the
steamer last night resting from their haru day iaoos
Wien they we're aroused by smoke and found that the
straw mattress In he bunk Of OF their comrades was
on rc They scrambled hastily 10 the deck ana gave ne
alarm IA ths officer who Immediately set to work with
the hps tre apparatus put out the fire, and would
have done III IL had not been for the watchual
On tho pier who saw and the alarm that
brought iremen to the pier Tho sailors were not
disposed TO give the Newlork Fire Department.
and there was a mOmenttry struggle for the possession
of tho shp It was ended however, by tho arrival OF
Chief ticgise who spoke the sailors III their owl IAN
guage and Lines OF hose l,OOO eet long
we're run orccaste and the lire was put out be-
pro :, damage OF over SlOo had Dceu made IlLs ship
MAS lylng at her pier ut MorlOu'st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
urpDrppD Ry JEALOUS LOVER.

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, March "a tsPeea9.-hoenrIe,
Stan, ard at o'clock tonight shot aud instantly A'ou
Miss Alice Hancock age seventeen sanyard WIS III o'o
with Miss Hancock lie had called on her seVera' .'o
and been ordered away. Tonight tho mu"ero" gu
started out for walk with WILDER hnoA' "o nn,
49,, oaohI ,. rat. in front of stanyards house, when
the murderer walked and at once openeu re' 49,
dently Intending to Kill both Knox StappeI VIZ" Ys % r,
mi stanyard Kept firing Miss Hancock VINO Ws s I
ming toward her homo. At the thru shot sno 80 away
i EHox .nI ran dawn the street, escaping IN the uH
ns sIanvard is a worthless Fellow, slightly demenoeu;
who has been allowing his widowed no'"ei "
i'm for YEA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
LORD CHARLES WINS TIE pRlNcE,s cur.

LONDON March 24-This the hrst day Of the Liver
pool spring meeting. The principal races were the
Prince OF Wses's Cup and the Moyncux Stakes The
Prince of Waless Cup by three lengths by
W. A. Powelrs nve-year-od Lord Charles with Mr..
Dupne's four yearold Mcfont second, length and a
half IN front OF G. j. Merrgs three yeIrod colt by Don
casterShann0n third. seven horses started The last
betting was Lord Charles 10 !, MclliOht2 10 j, the
DOncaster- Shannon colt B To ]. .
The race for the Moyneux Stakes for twoyear-olds,
had eight starters IL by a neck by A. Taylor
bay colt Pull Together with the Duke Of ilanons bay
nlly Old Maid second. three lengths ahead OF A. Pecks
chestnut lilly Minister Bell third The last betting was
Pull Together 10 TO Old Maid to- Minister Bell 10 l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
WORKMry DIsCHARGING EMPLOYERS.

PITrsBURG, March IL tspecap. Tho $50 men employed
by tho wavcry Coal Company. smithton, on the Bal
more and Ohio have informed the company OF their in
tenon 10 quit work. majority Of them have already
moved away. and the remainder will follow as soon as
thsy can secure employment The mlues are h;ic. Tue
ui-ii have several years been working under whae
they ,Onclad agreement Under this Agreements
"A certain Der cent their retained anu when
iecame dissati SIZED IL Que OF the provisions OK
The coufrct lie should give the rn sixty DAYS no.
tics OF his nIion leave At the expiration or that
dime those leaving would receive all money due and they
and the company would part in AN amcable manner.
The ui.n..ger remarked to-day The men have simply
ILL., usv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
RICHMOND HOTEL. "ROoMBOOK" FOUND.

BUFFALO March 81 There is no longer any doubt that
Robert s. Boyd special agent OF the American
Bell rele phone Company, lost his life In tho Rchmoni
Hotel fro The room book ledger, OF the Richmond
Hotel mas been found aud Boyds name is IN IT, lbe only
name lonnd book among those given as missing
WAS that of BOYD The missing list included the names
of J. g. Pratt, OF Albany; Captain W. H. shepard tor w
n Cabou of Cleveland, and Henry Perry, of Welland
ont These not in the BOOK, WHICH estiUAsaco
the fact that the not in the house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
nAmAGEsAsKEp BECAUSE OF AN ARRESE

= :. - -. ,l,o
P,rrsnuuo. March "a, (,peciaO-J IL. McCreery' inc
LAWYER viii sue the Metropolitan Bank of PiItspurs or
10000 damages causing his arrest YESTERDAY o .'1
charge OF having while attorney for the palh
about 81 300 from General william BlaKey ani MI , an
settle with the bank officials. Mr.. MctfecIy a me- ,,'i3
anidayit to-day, asking leave TO pay INC "iono} re-
court Tho affidavit states that no s ms ,rh,'i were
pented attempts TO bring about u settiemeh' VIM"
IGNORED by tnc bank officials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
4 CHURCH TORN DOWN By SCH0oA b~ohhn ~

cuUpCU TORN DOWy BYA SCHOOL BOARD
w,,,,ysn,RRr. Penn. March 2l-Betore daylight TINS
,orn,g the members OF the Nanticoke School board'
with the mid OF large of worRmen broke open 'he
c,heJ Congregational Church. threw out all ho iurni
,r and tore down building. They claimed the risht
10 do this under the will Of John Mis- VINO iei c u
for school or church purposes inoy "i's' 'A"' .ao
'V' -, S,a,r ne,er obtained legal possession. The
, nj the school Board has created Intense eAcitcheut
a. NnntcoKc Tao church rus ees declare lhn tley IN
i M avery nlcmler OF the school Board arrested
oo ra charges. ana that they Will also sue TIC Schooi
I.nnnl f.r heavy losses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
REPORTED KILLING or EIGHT PERSONS.

A TRAIN GOES THROUGH BRIDGE NEAR LfNcn-
BCRG On THE NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD.
LYNcHBUIG Va. Marcn 2i.-A train on tho Norfolk
and Western Railroad went through Big otter RIVER
Bridge about twenty miles this city, this after
moon that eight persons were killed. bus par
ticllar. cannot be obtained, wreckng tran with ply
sicaus has gone TO the scene Of tho disaster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
AGAINST TENEMENT CIGARMAKING.

At the meeting of the tobacco trade section OF the Gen.
trail Labor Union No l45 East Eighthst yesterday
was reported that crusade would be begun against the
house cigar factories. There are ten hrns In
the city employing 526 families in tenemenhouses at
caruaking IL Is also asserted that there are about
dozen firms which have between eighty and ninety
buuohaking machines, which throw about 400 bunch
makers out OF work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25

LONDON. March "a, 1887.
BISHOP FJERUsALEM.-Archdeacon Blyth has been
presented with the Bsbopric Of Jerusalem lie
viii be consecrated by the Archbishop OF Canterbury
ABARK FoUSDERS-Thc British bark Carnarvonshire,
from Gooe for santos has fonncred oil the Lizard. The
crew were rescued by the British ship Charles g. Whit
ney Captain Spicer which left London March lS for
New-YOrk, and landed at Falmouth
Ex-sECRETARY MANSIsG.-Untcd States Consul Jordan
and number OF American residents OF Liverpool went
down to mouth OF the Mersey In special steamer To-
day aud heartily greeted exSecretary Manning Oh the
arrival OF the Arizona
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
nrrnrc I.n- Nfnrch I'd. ls.7.
SHALL NOT GLoRIFY TIE COMMUNE.

PARIS March 24-In the Chamber OF Deputies to-day
NJ Boyer blamed the Government for dlssoVing tho Mar
settles Municipal Council account OF its manifestations
in favor of the Commune lie said that the Governments
objections applied other municipal councils especially
to that OF Paris.
Premier Goblet replied that the glorldcaton OF the
Commune deeply wounded national sentiment and that
All other councils that made similar manifestations
would be treated the Marsellles Council had bcen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25

LONDON March 24-Mr. Gladstone in a letter to n cor
respondent says: disagree with you in the statement
that have not definitely formed an opinion respecting
the final settlement OF irish land question do not
sympathizc the proposal TO natonaliLe the land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
THE srrRO rUyyEL FORECLOSURE.

san FRANCISCO. March 2L-,Judge Sabin OF the Umtsd
States District Court of Nevada has denied the motion to
hermit the stockholders OF the Tunnel to intervene
IN the suit brought by McCalmont Brothers. OF London
TO foreeose their mortgage the property The pet-
TONERS were represented by NJ Wilson. and tho com
painan,s who opposed the petition rcpTcscLted by
,ui, T. IIarsiu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
BURNING TRAMps TO DEATH IN A TEMPLE.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 24-The steamer Bcigic, which
arrived today from China and Japan, brought news OF
tragedy ut Hisa Shib China. twenty miles northeast OF
uongebow Over 300 tramps appeared in the village.
and tho inhabtat greatly irited by their presence.
inveiged them inl0 temple ami IN the night set IRE
the ediico. Only forty OF the trps escaped from the
blazing building lie remainder being burned 10 death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
VESSELS OVERDUE FRoM TIE MEDIrERRA YEAx

Ihc FIench st"amship SCOTIA wich iet o feo
ruay 20 Naples three days laor AMI passed. Goraar IN
February abont ten days over tue
Naples board the s3t passengers o inc s,ean
ship Rurga which into COLLISION VITA tue roniau
steamer liza aud Ueached TO prevent slnktux MAKING
tine total mumoer cotias passengers about ivoo As
she ,ry powerlu apprehensons oi her safety
have b.cn Tho steamship Dorian. o ue Anchor
line from Mediterranean ports also passed Gora ar %
t.bruary 27 less powerful vessel she 10 nos
lang aNg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
Judge Edward Browne. secretary OF the lrlsh
men,ary Fund Association. said:
MAURICE GRAU IN 4 QUEBEC JAIL
lis PARTNER LEFT HIM IN THE LURCH AND !

PLEADS FOR JUSTICE.
QuEBEC, March 2i-A few weeks ago Maurice "ran' OF
Grau's Opera Company. lodged in jail here and re
fused bail. After making many unsuccessful cIoTls 10
obtain his liberty the prisoner wrote ~ follows 10 me
DIig telegraph:
OuyBrC J.U. March 90 1881
VIII Won allow an American stranger the rsnt to- air ms
OF your Journal SEQ no
other vay TO discover there is any Justice Ia u- couh
midst financial d;irultc. which ~ntrJhuleu
"Thr ,jd o Believe opera Company during ihef WI
fortunate Canadian tour. was deseTtei bN NY pSinc
Georye " left with forty four pfo,I' on my
hands TO face addition the unauthorized debi7 c"hu.e
NV well known the company, pcs oUs 10 s'lfIhE
IN this CITY detained ur two days IN Tie snow ius a
ing To the burden on my hands Wcn e' M
| Immediately capiasat placei ~ lAl
and separated every frOm my company AMI bn'ncs-
viii, Is disbande ami -Hnc c1
celoD engagements guarantees IN the states iS'. %
been emily waiting Tor the mas
NV cases bnt IA rs lie N thew not Ia he te
and thai iail until tho amonnis are pail Wu
perfect strangers to me ana
have no opon but where am. Gre Il justice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
pRouIBIrIoN pREyALING IN CANADA.

HALIFAX, March "a (speeiaD-The wonderful growth
OF the temperance sentiment among politicians was
shown In TIE Nova Scotia legislature this afternoon when
member moved the second readns OF bill re.es'aDilsh,
ing saloon ceuscs but could not one to second
his motion. Finally the Premier seconded IL AS matter
courtsey. When vote was taken only the mover ana
sec0nder IT, The Premier admitted that prohi
Dition would be accomplished act In Canada ana
advised lquordealers 10 prepare for the Inevitable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
IyDoRsERs FOR PATTERSON WHO NUS

7NDORSERS FOK FdIIEh6UN VITO HU"I III
FREEHOLD, N j., March 2L-At the time OF the assign
nent OF Frank three years subsequent to
his arrest upon charges OF forgery, the First National
Bank OF ManasQLan held several Of his notes. Thee
notes were indOrsed by Judge Samuel T. iIcndrckson
and william W. Conovcr, both of Red Bank. They
claimed nat ind0rrcnicDts forged AMI the bank
was compelled 10 sue Tho trial resulted IN YER
diet In favor OF bank Tor the iu amount claimed
auu s1 800 Judge Ilcndrfckson aud Mr. Loboyer car
ricd the case Supreme Court, which denied the AZ
pIicatiOn for new trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
cANAnA REMITG A rINE-

HALIFAX, March "a tspeciab-The Canadian Govern
mcnt has renitted $500 OF the fine imposed upon the
Gloucester schooner Dasey for landing flour while pass
ing through the Strait OF CansO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
pANsOuIyC KIDXAPpFD CIJDANs.

HAVANA, March - The owner OF the Espcranza cs-
tate who was recently kidnapped. has been ranso'ncd
The young son OF senor Jose Castillo. who was taken by
Maagas band from his home III the village OF Colon la,
been his parents. The paid for his release
was 81 800 gold. Ten thousand dollars was at rst de
mandcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25

DEATH WARRANT SIGNED AFTER MANY fEARs
LINCOLN NcU March "a 24tUvernor fhayer toiav sirnot
last Frhlay. Mafion murderer Joi ."ie,v. "a
Jitor tlv mhitcr teivic ,e uo' vas
ioln aud Drf tho sInpccIot ,rinil was
arrested has b.an the ,odiis ioi tho ist e o
the been seL.cASvd 10 W
banged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
DECISION AGAINST THE PACIFIC BANK.

M, nIGn Nna r the case ot Mary o. Eao" % sreme
court oers Judgment TO be entered Tor the atm hr ho
~ 900 and interest from January 1882 On Ncpmnei
49, 1881, directors voted capital be ia.
81 ,OUD 900 palhtu
endant 900 and receipt OF account
subscription bank subsequently
pended the money had SUD
f,ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
sELF.sTEERING ToRPEDoEs a FAILURE

PARIS, March 24-Thc Relubiiqne Fdnoaise says that
the experiments made by the Government with the
selfstcering torpedoes" at Toulon have resulted III
failure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
FRENCH STATE sEcRErs GET OUT TOO
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON

PARIS, March 24M. Herold an official in the French
War Office has been dismissed suspicion that he has
been supplying secrets Of the department to foicgners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25

Pardons in committing tho sentence OF Janitor TITUS,
alleged confession prejudiced the public mind against
HIM In view of the growing Indignation against iltus
the Sheriff. 1t is understood, will place an addtonu
guard over him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25

ICE BLOCKADE AT ST. JOHNS, NEWFOUNDLAND
HALIFAX, March "a (>pecidG IL is reported from New
foundand that the coast around St. Johns Is blocked
with ice The steamer for Halifax with American and
Canadian mails has been detained IN St. Johns three
days awaiting a chance 10 run the Ice blockade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25

CHICAGO. March IA dispatch 10 Jhe Inter-oceon 'i.m
Monticello Ill, says; hs Illinois supreme Court o.
ainred The decision Of the lower TIC sen atona
dlvOrce case OF caswel apaust IaswciL
sets aside confessvily fraudulent divorce whch Daniel IL
asMcil now wealthy merchant In Nashville enn secret
obtaheh nineteen years ago from his wife Ann Ma,s, W
New i"fk Tie six Children of tsswell by second
with Mary Broadwe o Dayton OHIO, rendered. iloS
mate ana he IS made liable Tor bgamy and perjury III oho
Illinois,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
,rupp.rs soP LYyOHlyG TITUS

TErsroN March 24.--aIuch indignation is expressed
,hrouaou Warren County the action 0! the Couft of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25

NEwAgx. Ohio March "a Jacob Bread died last evenn,
from a sraling the hands wife sunday
The couple fequcnily hai trouble this occasion MIS-
Bread pan of boiling water IN h- face shr KEEP
everybody tho scaidiag. but since h
death she has bec0lne a rayIBR maniac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25

OON6REoSuAN hA'DAAL a D1S1"ASH
HARRISBURG, March 24-Ths House Apportonmons
Committee night prepared Congressional Apporsion'
mont bi which VIII be reported to-norrow mormne
Jt siycs Ph;.athlphia six districts ana leaves th0
district represented W NJ RANDALL W Vt pressns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
FOR FREE SUFFRAGE IN RHODE ISLAND

PROVIDENCE, March 24-ln the House Of
Ecrese natives to-day tho resolution proposing an
anne ndment to tho Constitution abohshng the registry
tax and tho property qualifications, unan nously
passed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
An MEANT MURDERED by

PHILADELPHIA. March "a tsaseiat-A dusdbaby less Than
week old found night ia the yari oi No .oS@
Fetcerst Ti skull WIS crushed Ia ssveiai places Later
Mari arrested tho
"A lie uu Tins morning that -iu was lhe
mother of the child kllled ~ u,dc shame
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

NO STAY OF PROCEEDINGS FOR HARDING
ST. PAUL March 24A special to The Pioneer fress IRON
Butte MOut The United states supreme court TO-
fuses stay Of proceedings IN the Of Thomas j. ardng
the stage obber and murderer. who Will be hanged AT Do
FIray."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN ST. LOUIS.
SUBJECT TO TRIAL FOR BIGAMY.

ST. LOUIS arch N-The Democratic city Convention
night Don ted candidates for the upper house OF the Nun
pi Assembly. This completes their ticket 10 bo Voted
The Grenada gazette., 1887-10-22
DENTAL DISEASES.
-. rrvlIsh View On . Theory Advanced By
m American Authority.

- -.r,,.h view On Theory Advanced b,
m American Authority.
An article recently published in N
.,ening contemporary very properly
,;ticises the theory started in an Amer.
s. tan dental journal that vegetarian diet
~o,ld, il universally adopted. produce
W edentulous condition Of the jaws in
-. course of few generations, utterly
,.cardless Of the fact that vegetarian
raees NJ, have magnificent teeth. The
anthology Of this condition is stated to
ko disuse and consequent atrophy Of
muscles and jaws, then degeneration,
and ultimately suppression Of the teeth
.ntirely. That comparatively little
employment of teeth has something to
40 with their degeneration in civilized
nations admits Of no doubt; but how
many thousand years must it take to
make man edentulous when there are
~ few evidences Of tendency in that
direction. The wisdom teeth are said
% be disappearing because they are SO
often ill-developed, and frequently
never erupted, and the same remark
NAV sometimes be applied to the upper
lateral incisors; but many Egypt
ian mummies and Etruscan skulls
two thousand years ago exhibit the
same conditions, yet there is no race of
man edentulous. "Are the teeth Of
Che present century worse than those
Of the last?'' is question by no means
easily answered, for we have only gen.
eral observations, and no statistics to
20 by. Dental surgery is modern
art, and too much separated from its
parents-medicine and surgery-to sat-
isfactorily decide the question. More
over, dentists only see those people
who have defective teeth. Again, much
more Importance is attached to teeth
than in former days. and they conse-
ouently receive more attention. 1t has
often been pointed out that the vast
Improvements in medical and surgical
treatment serve to keep alive number
Of fweaklings who would otherwise have
died, and these often have a progenity
Of similar frailty, whose teeth we may
legitimately conclude partake Of the
general intirmity. On the other hand,
dental disease, if early treated, as is
now done, may be to great extent
stamped out. OF course, the teeth Of
civilized nations are worse than those
Of savages, although those of the latter
are by no means free from disease
Lancet.